Kevin Rezvani came of age in kitchens: spending summers at his grandfather’s bakery in Japan, doing work-study in his college cafeteria and working for years as a line cook at mid-tier restaurants, along with some stints in fast food.
Too many ventures, he says, are not profitable enough to justify all the work hours needed from managers and employees to stay afloat, much less grow.
In other words, they fall short on productivity.
“There’s a very fine line between doing OK, and doing well in this business,” said Mr. Rezvani, now 36.
“And if you’re doing OK, it’s not worth your time.”
Persons:
Kevin Rezvani, Rezvani, ”
Locations:
Japan